DALLAS, Texas — Thighstop, the new thigh concept with more than 1,400 locations nationwide, is addressing consumer’s fear of a chicken wing shortage head-on by hacking chicken wing brand Wingstop and giving thighs the attention they deserve.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Thousands of Central California farmers were warned June 15 that they could face water cutoffs this summer as the state deals...
The financial world will begin what some are calling a once-in-a-lifetime transition this year. The London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR), which serves as the...
GREELEY, Colo. — Pilgrim’s Pride Corp. has announced that it has executed an acquisition agreement to acquire the Meats and Meals business of Kerry...
WASHINGTON — With delays and congestion at U.S. ports hurting U.S. agriculture exports, including meat and poultry products, the North American Meat Institute has...
COSTA MESA, Calif. — Starting June 24, El Pollo Loco Inc. will become the first national restaurant company to test door-to-backyard drone delivery, the company says. The test-and-learn pilot of its drone delivery service is the continuation of the company’s digital evolution and focus on customer experience.
RIDGELAND, Miss. — Cal-Maine Foods Inc. has announced that the company has closed the previously announced purchase of the remaining 50 percent joint venture membership interest...
BUFORD, Ga. — The poultry industry slowly works toward a post-pandemic world nationwide with in-person meetings, seminars, golf tournaments and concerts planned. And Georgia is no different.
The big industry story this week has to do with congestion at one of China’s biggest container ports - Shenzen's Yantian port in southern China. After a flare-up in coronavirus cases reported in Guangdong province, the port has implemented more stringent disinfection measures causing a backlog of vessels. Meanwhile, news agencies are also reporting supply issues coming out of production facilities. The data coming from Glowlit, however, paints a somewhat different picture.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Aviagen plans to begin construction on a brand-new, Texas-based hatchery in September 2021 because of strong demand for broiler breeding stock throughout North America and the globe.
